Question

Need some help on this
First part:
http://prntscr.com/d95o81
Second part:
http://prntscr.com/d95oe0

Answer 1

@3mar
Last question brother!

Answer 2

No limit with you, brother!

Answer 3

Okay! Thank you!

Answer 4

You are welcome!
That is with my pleasure!
Step by step, we will use what we have to get what we need.

ok?
ready?

Answer 5

Alright!

Answer 6

For R=( ... , ...)?

Answer 7

(2y,0) or (2y,2x) or possibly (2x,0)

Answer 8

THREE POSSIBILITIES!!?!?!?!
HAHA

Just one, only one is right!

I will make it simple for you!

How (vertical) distance between R and y-axis?

Answer 9

Hehehe, my honest answer is (2y,0)
As far as distance is concerned I'm not sure.
but I think we might use the Pythagorean method. :)

Answer 10

How silly of me! It gives me the y coodinate already! It's (2x,2y)!

Answer 11

THAT IS WHAT I MEAN AND WHAT I NEED!
You are Awesome!

THE ANSWER IS IN FRONT OF YOU AND YOU INSIST TO MAKE A HUGE EFFORT!

no problem, brother!

Answer 12

so R=(2x,2y)

ok?

Answer 13

Yes! Correct! :)

Answer 14

That is good!

next?

Answer 15

Yes! next is the coordinates of T

Answer 16

what is its coordinates?

Answer 17

(x,0)

Answer 18

why y-coor is 0?

Answer 19

Hmm, I'm not sure. It was a guess to see if it was right to be honest. (:

Answer 20

Please, don't depend on guessing!
It is on your knowledge, proof, and reasons!

Answer 21

Just like that you will not hit the final mark in you exams in addition to that you will get the full idea!

Answer 22

Okay!

Answer 23

do any of you know spanish by chance? i need help with it!

Answer 24

I acknowledge what you said 3mar! (:

Answer 25

That advice is for my real brother!

Answer 26

Yes and thank you!
Now shall we continue (:
Also I'm not sure of T's coordinates!

Answer 27

half x-distance and half y-distance

Answer 28

So since it's half is it (x,y)?

Answer 29

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You are Awesome!

Answer 30

Continue? (:

Answer 31

yes, don't ask
go ahead directly and stop me if I dais something you did not understand!

Answer 32

Okay! So now we need an expression for PTQ

Answer 33

I'm sorry, for the area of PTQ an expression for the area.

Answer 34

Sorry for being late!
It was an emergency call.

Answer 35

I think this would help you.

Answer 36

Okay thanks!

Answer 37

So it's kind of like the question before it except it's yx?

Answer 38

"So it's kind of like the question before it except it's yx?"??????

Answer 39

Yes! It's saying the same thing with PTS as it is with PQT. So I thought maybe it might yx.

Answer 40

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Answer 41

@Poto
now for RQT????

Answer 42

RQT is xy
and for the last box it's 2x

Answer 43

why 2x?

Answer 44

Because it's asking for the length of the base and the width, and the length of the base is 2y

Answer 45

I'm sorry height not width.

Answer 46

so for the length of the base is ( ) and for the height is ( )!???

Answer 47

Excellent!
now to the second page!

Answer 48

The length of the base is 2y and the height is x

Answer 49

That's for the second one.

Answer 50

yes, and in the box is ....?

Answer 51

The box is x

Answer 52

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Congratulations!
You hit the right target!

+Thank you for learning!
+Thank you for your patience.

Answer 53

Do you want anything for now?

Answer 54

You're welcome! And no not right now. (:
And once again thank you for your help!

Answer 55

No problem at all!
You are so much welcome!

Any Help... Any Time...
Honor is mine to be your helper!

Answer 56

السلام عليكم
Peace be upon you, brother!